human care Niklas User Manual

Portable freestand

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Niklas portable freestand
The Niklas portable freestand offers you the unique possibility to lift and move a patient easily
and safely without straining the patient or the caregiver. The portable freestand can be used
for lifting and moving patients from a bed, wheelchair, bath/shower or from the floor. Weight
capacity is 220 kg / 480 lbs.
"Caution!" triangles are used to warn of situations that demand extra care and
attention
Lifting and transporting a person always involves risk. It is important to read the instructions
for both the lifting equipment and the lift. Always ensure that the equipment to be used is
compatible with Human Care products. As career you are responsible for the safety of the
patient and need to be aware of the patient´s ability to manage the lifting procedure.
The Niklas portable freestand is designed to lift and lower patients strictly in a vertical plane,
never at a diagonal or angle. When lifting a patient, the lift motor should be positioned
directly above the patient. When lowering a patient, the lift motor should be positioned
directly above the surface onto which the patient is being lowered.
LIFTING OR LOWERING A PATIENT AT A DIAGONAL OR ANGLE CAN
RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY TO THE PATIENT OR CAREGIVER. NEVER DO
A ROOM-TO-ROOM TRANSFER USING THE PORTABLE FREESTAND
If using the portable freestand Niklas in a way that is not recommended by Human Care
Lifts, Human Care Lifts will not take any responsibility for injuries or other accidents that may
occur. If in doubt, please contact the supplier.
Human Care Lifts' products are constantly updated and refined. Therefore we reserve the right to change
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aspects without prior notice.

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  • Page 1 USER`S MANUAL Niklas portable freestand The Niklas portable freestand offers you the unique possibility to lift and move a patient easily and safely without straining the patient or the caregiver. The portable freestand can be used for lifting and moving patients from a bed, wheelchair, bath/shower or from the floor. Weight capacity is 220 kg / 480 lbs.
  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Disassembling the Niklas portable freestand ..............10 Lowering the leg profiles ....................10 The wheel........................11 Placing the Niklas portable freestand correctly ..............11 To move the Niklas portable freestand ................12 Troubleshooting ......................12 Inspection, care and maintenance ..................13...
  • Page 3: Safety Instructions

    Safety instructions Before use, ensure that:  you have read and understood the instruction guides for the lift cassette and lifting accessories  personnel using the equipment have received appropriate instruction and training  the lift cassette is connected according to the instructions ...
  • Page 4 total L Lifting height L (length) total L H (height) D (depth) 1445mm/56in 1615mm/64in 1579mm/62in 1145mm/45in Lifting 2080mm/86in height 2180mm/82in 2450mm/105in 2620mm/103in 2388mm/94in 1145mm/45in Three heights 1. Assembling and transportation position 2. Lower usage height (where the roof is low) 3.
  • Page 5: Product Description

    Product description Rail no. Rail no. Rail roller Anchor point Wheel with brake Complete leg no. Complete leg no. Hinge Handle 10. Foot Screw with handle No. 1 leg No. 2 leg Track profile Foot Rail roller...
  • Page 6: Product Label

    The sign is placed on the underside of rail no. 1. 1. Date of manufacture 2. Serial number Niklas is tested by an accredited testing institute and comply with the requirements of directives for medical- technical Class I products.
  • Page 7: Assembling The Niklas Portable Freestand

    Assembling the Niklas portable freestand When assembling the portable freestand, make sure all six parts are easy accessible. Place one of the legs and one foot on the floor as shown in picture 1. Picture 1 Make sure there is some...
  • Page 8 Start by pushing the rails together as much as possible (where applicable). Picture 5 Put number 1 leg and slide it in number 1 side of the rail profile (see picture 6 and numbers on the side of the parts). Picture 6 Push down the screws with handle and rotate in a clockwise direction to tighten.
  • Page 9 Pull out the rail as much as possible (where applicable). Lean it against the floor (where applicable). Picture 9 Place number 2 leg and the rail roller in an easily accessible position. In a single motion put the rail roller in the rail and grip the handle on the leg.
  • Page 10: To Hang Up The Lift

    To hang up the lift Place the lift (1) on a suitable surface. Set the main switch (13) to ON and feed out a suitable length of the belt (6) by pressing the DOWN-button (11) while pulling the belt, and hook it on the hook from above, see fig.
  • Page 11: Disassembling The Niklas Portable Freestand

    Disassembling the Niklas portable freestand Disassemble the portable freestand in the opposite order shown in “Assembling the Niklas portable freestand”. NOTE! When lowering the legs make sure to bring down the lift cassette and secure the rail roller. Lowering the leg profiles Start by making sure the legs are in the lower position.
  • Page 12: The Wheel

    Operate with your foot for easy usage. Placing the Niklas portable freestand correctly The portable freestand must always be positioned directly below the centre of gravity. If the freestand is positioned incorrectly, it will adversely affect the stability.
  • Page 13: To Move The Niklas Portable Freestand

    To move the Niklas portable freestand Do NOT move or transfer the portable freestand when being used with a patient. When being moved from one room to another, always lower (see page 3) it to the lower position (see pictures below).
  • Page 14: Inspection, Care And Maintenance

    During transport, always lower it to the transportation height which is the lower hole in the leg. The height of the Niklas portable freestand is 1579 mm / 69 inches in this position. It is recommended to disassemble the Niklas (see page 7) when storing.
  • Page 15: Accessories

    Can be used together with all Human Care lifts 50348 Scale Patient scale that can be used together with all Human Care lifts. Max load 320 Kg / 700 Ibs. 50700 Stretcher This the most lightweight and portable stretcher, with 200 kg/440 lbs capacity, in the hospital- and homecare market.
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